Week 15 - Psychological Horror

This week was a late start to writing my new novel, but I've finally put some words on the page. It's called Graphic and it's a psychological horror. Here's what it's all about:

Malik is a freelance website designer in his senior year in high school, and he’s well on his way to building his own successful company when he graduates. However, he gets a client who’s more than he bargained for—someone who wants him to post explicit, gory photos on a new website. He’s fine with it until the police show up at his door and tell him he’s been posting photos of actual murders that have been taking place in town. He’s shocked and had no idea that they weren’t just CG.
 
But then the photos start to become recognizable people he knows: the barista he gets his coffee from, a teacher in his school. With no explanation—and, unfortunately, no electronic trail, since everything gets wiped as soon as he receives it—he’s the main suspect of the police.
 
As the pressure dials up and the murders get closer to home, the clues the killer is leaving him are all pointing in one direction. Malik is in a race against the clock to discover the killer’s identity—because it’s only a matter of time until the next photo is of him.

Okay, I've got some catch-up to do today, so I'm off to write. I'll be back on Sunday to read an excerpt from my new novel - have a great week!